Obsidian

Lame-ass Terry map. Do not download. - Obsidian

QUALITY! *Me rolls it into a joint and smokes it* - Obsidian

ARGH, TYPO IN THE TEXTFILE! It's supposed to be "12 maps made during the FIFTH Abyssal Speedmapping Session". Sorry about that. - Obsidian

I dearly hope you make more of these.

There's a lot of killjoys on the Internet, aren't there? 5 stars for a genuinely comedic idea, and screw the naysayers. - Obsidian

A half-assed Terry wad. You're not missing out on anything by avoiding this crap. - Obsidian

A very well-made map with enough challenge to satisfy the average Doomer. I got whacked by the Archie. :) 4 stars. - Obsidian

Kind of cramped in places, but that's pretty much the only complaint I have: it's decently detailed and pretty fun to play as well. I'm glad you're trying out vanilla mapping, by the way: I hope you enjoy it. :) 4 stars. - Obsidian

Hey, I remember this! :P 0 stars, but only because I love you. - Obsidian

I think this map qualifies as legendary. :) 5 stars. - Obsidian

It's better than UAC Military Nightmare at any rate.

^He means that he didn't adhere to the theme, not that the map itself is a failure. It's still playable by all means and is fairly decent, so 3 stars. - Obsidian

This is an extremely interesting idea. I reckon a megawad in this style would be quite the experience. Thanks for the idea Creaphis! 3 stars. - Obsidian

2 words: Revenant fetish. I'm not keen on Revenants at the best of times, but good heavens, there's buckets of 'em! That aside, Year 22 was a nice simple map to play through. There was one bug I found though: one of the Chaingunners before the red door was literally embedded in the floor. Might wanna fix that. =D 3 stars. - Obsidian

1. The map number is E1M1, meaning this is for Doom 1: probably some mixup. 2. The layout is a fairly linear affair, something even the new textures can't fix. 3. Gameplay isn't the greatest, with mostly low-tier monsters spread throughout the map. I'd recommend making a few more maps and possibly running them past some betatesters. 2 stars. - Obsidian

It's a brilliant map, although it was a bit too easy even without the secrets. 3 stars. - Obsidian

An extremely groovy idea that is well implimented to boot. The only problem is that some of the enemies tend to get stuck in walls occasionally when you possess them, which is a pity. Either way, I still loved using this. 4 stars. - Obsidian

Nice try. - Obsidian

A map that consists of sparsely textured rooms and dodgy monster placement. There weren't any glaring crimes that I noticed(large HOM patches, etc), but it wasn't that fun to play. I know it was made in 1995, so I'll give it 2 stars. - Obsidian

Let me borrow a phrase from Jack101 in regards to this wad: BAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWW! - Obsidian

A small and simple map. Some of the opposition is a bit stiffer than it needs to be, but the overall look is nice and it it's a valiant first effort. I'd recommend switching to vanilla to prevent mistakes like the one the previous reviewer mentioned. 3 stars. - Obsidian

Skybox is still a HOM in Skulltag. :/ It'd probably be a good idea to make some maps in vanilla or Boom next: build on your abilities as it were. Don't get too complex too fast. :) - Obsidian

Brilliant music that you could fit into a Doom map easily, although it doesn't quite match the Doom II maps that well: it's a common complaint with most music replacement wads, don't sweat it. :) The music takes up a butt-ton of space unfortunately: if you could make seperate wads for the different IWADs that'd probably be a good idea. All in all, good music that might be in my upcoming maps. :P 4 stars. - Obsidian

Dude, you have to press 30000 FREAKING SWITCHES.If that's your idea of a good time, then you're better off counting the stones in your driveway. 0 stars. - Obsidian

It may be crap, but at least it's funny crap: look at it that way. Sort of like the Monty Python of Dooming. 5 white stars. :) - Obsidian